Opinion Archives

For years, JPMorgan Chase has had its thumb on the scale of the culture wars through an unfair practice called “de-banking.” By rejecting...

Collectively we can do better. Nearly every week, we read a new tragic headline and story of unaccompanied children and youth from Central America...

A bill currently on the desk of the governor of the state of Washington would, if he signs it, allow homeless shelters and youth homes to hide...

You may not have heard of it yet, but there’s a new approach to parenting. It’s called “gentle” parenting. It emphasizes the emotions of the child....

Recently, an article in Nautilus magazine touted the benefits of play. Authors Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross conclude, “Play … is universal to our...

Fostering children – and adopting those who need a family – has become our life’s calling. Sadly, only three percent of practicing Christians step...

When speaking with Christian friends around the globe and being interviewed by various Christian media about the significance of the Isaiah 62...

Millennials are responsible, we are told, for the avocado shortage and the death of cable TV, paper napkins, and the 9 to 5 workday. This...

By now you may have heard that Bed Bath & Beyond (BB&B) has filed for bankruptcy and will be closing its stores. Many churches are making the same...

Three months ago, an 11-year-old sixth grader from Maine read a passage from a book to his local school board. It described a sexual encounter...

Though few college commencement speakers these days dare to defy conventional wisdom or the secularism that undergirds it, on June 8, 1978,...

Is pain good or bad?This was the question asked recently by physician and author Matthew Loftus in an essay entitled “Arcs of Life” published in...

The 2023 Wilberforce Award recipient is Shodankeh Johnson, a pastor and church planter in Sierra Leone. The award was named after William...

Since the creation of the world, we were designed for complete, total, uninhibited intimacy with God. The kind of intimacy that is described in...

In the history of the world, the wholesale rejections of the supernatural is a quirk of Western secularism. At the same time, it will not...